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West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee accuses the Border Security Force of allowing infiltrators from Bangladesh to enter India, alleging the BSF's role in destabilizing the state.

Mamata Banerjee accuses BSF of aiding infiltrators and destabilizing West Bengal

In her remarks, Banerjee also accused the BSF of attempting to frame the state government for the situation.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused the Border Security Force (BSF) of facilitating the entry of Bangladeshi infiltrators into India, claiming that the force is working to destabilize the state. She also hinted that the actions of the BSF are aligned with a larger plan orchestrated by the central government.
During an administrative review meeting at the state secretariat, Banerjee stated, "We have received reports that the BSF is allowing infiltrators to cross into India through border regions such as Islampur, Sitai, and Chopra. The force is also torturing people and creating instability in the state."
The Chief Minister continued, "There seems to be a larger plan behind this, driven by the central government. However, we want peace on both sides of the border, and we maintain a cordial relationship with Bangladesh."
Banerjee further directed the state's Director General of Police, Rajeev Kumar, to investigate the locations where these infiltrators are staying after crossing into West Bengal. She announced her intention to send a formal letter to the central government expressing her concerns.
In her remarks, Banerjee also accused the BSF of attempting to frame the state government for the situation, saying, "The BSF is trying to blame the Trinamool Congress government for this. I will instruct the DGP to trace the whereabouts of these infiltrators after they enter the state."

A former officer of the Border Security Force, or BSF, has been arrested by the central probe agency Enforcement Directorate, or ED. Satish Kumar, former commanding officer of the 36th BSF battalion has been accused of illegal cattle smuggling across the India-Bangladesh border. The BSF guards the India-Bangladesh border.
The ED case pertains to alleged money laundering of the proceeds of the crime, worth almost ₹13 crore. ED alleges that Kumar received ₹12.8 crore from Mohd Enamul Haque, the main accused in the case. The former BSF officer alleged received the money in his wife and father-in-law's accounts, and laundered them to buy immovable properties and mutual funds.
TMC leader Vinay Mishra, and his brother Vikas are also accused in the case. Kumar had earlier been suspended from the BSF after the Central Bureau of Investigation, or CBI, arrested him in the same case. The CBI and ED filed FIRs in September 2020. Satish Kumar has commanded BSF units in Bengal's Malda and Murshidabad.

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A former officer of the Border Security Force, or BSF, has been arrested by the central probe agency Enforcement Directorate, or ED. Satish Kumar, former commanding officer of the 36th&nbsp;BSF battalion has been accused of illegal cattle smuggling across the India-Bangladesh border. The BSF guards the India-Bangladesh border.
The ED case pertains to alleged money laundering of the proceeds of the crime, worth almost ₹13 crore. ED alleges that Kumar received ₹12.8 crore from Mohd Enamul Haque, the main accused in the case. The former BSF officer alleged received the money in his wife and father-in-law's accounts, and laundered them to buy immovable properties and mutual funds. TMC leader Vinay Mishra, and his brother Vikas are also accused in the case. Kumar had earlier been suspended from the BSF after the Central Bureau of Investigation, or CBI, arrested him in the same case. The CBI and ED filed FIRs in September 2020. Satish Kumar has commanded BSF units in Bengal's Malda and Murshidabad.
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CAPTIONS Former BSF officer arrested Satish Kumar arrested by ED Named in cattle smuggling case Allegedly laundered ₹12.8 crore Bought properties with money: ED TMC leader also accused in case CBI, ED filed case in Sept 2020

<div class="elementToProof">Former BSF officer Satish Kumar alleged received money from illegal cattle smuggling in his wife and father-in-law's accounts, and laundered them to buy immovable properties and mutual funds.</div>

A former officer of the Border Security Force, or BSF, has been arrested by the central probe agency Enforcement Directorate, or ED.&nbsp;Satish Kumar, former commanding officer of the 36th&nbsp;BSF battalion has been accused of illegal cattle smuggling across the India-Bangladesh border.&nbsp;The BSF guards the India-Bangladesh border.
The ED case pertains to alleged money laundering of the proceeds of the crime, worth almost ₹13 crore.&nbsp;ED alleges that Kumar received ₹12.8 crore from Mohd Enamul Haque, the main accused in the case.&nbsp;The former BSF officer alleged received the money in his wife and father-in-law's accounts, and laundered them to buy immovable properties and mutual funds.
TMC leader Vinay Mishra, and his brother Vikas are also accused in the case.&nbsp;Kumar had earlier been suspended from the BSF after the Central Bureau of Investigation, or CBI, arrested him in the same case.&nbsp;The CBI and ED filed FIRs in September 2020.&nbsp;Satish Kumar has commanded BSF units in Bengal's Malda and Murshidabad.

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